Review Article

Childhood Allergy Disease, Early Diagnosis, and the Potential of Salivary Protein Biomarkers

Table 5

Summary of MS-based methods used for salivary biomarker identification. The table is adapted from [56].

DiseaseSalivaStimulationProteomics approachBiomarkersVerification methodsReferencesSample size

Breast cancerWholeStimulatedSELDI-TOF/MS(i) c-erbB-2(i) ELISA
(ii) Western blot
Streckfus et al., 2006Control—3
Disease—3

CariesWholeUnstimulated2-DE/MS(i) Statherin 5
(ii) Cystatin
(i) Western blotRudney, et al., 2009Control—18
Disease—23

Gastric cancerWholeUnstimulatedMALDI-TOF/MS(i) 1472.78 Da
(ii) 2936.49 Da
(iii) 6556.81 Da
(iv) 7081.17 Da
Wu, 2009Control—18
Disease—23

Graft versus host diseaseSM/SLStimulatedSELDI-TOF/MS MALDI-TOF/MS(i) Lactoferrin
(ii) SLPI
(iii) IgA
(iv) b2-microglobulin
(i) ELISAImanguli et al., 2007Control—0
Disease—41

HNSCWholeStimulatedLC–MS/MS(i) Complement factor B(i) Western blotOhshiro et al., 2007Control—5
Disease—3

Oral lichen planusWholeUnstimulated2-DE MALDI-TOF/MS(i) Urinary prokallikrein
(ii) PLUNC
Yang et al.,2006Control—6
Disease—6

OSCCWholeUnstimulated2-DE/MS
LC–MS/MS
(i) M2BP
(ii) Catalase
(iii) Profiling1
(iv) CD59
(v) MRP14
(i) ELISA
(ii) Western blot
Hu et al., 2008Control—64
Disease—64

Pulmonary diseaseWholeUnstimulated2-DE/MS(i) Lipocalin
(ii) Apolipoprotein A1
Nicholas et al., 2010Control—20
Disease—25

Type 1 diabetesWholeStimulated2-DE MALDI-TOF/MS(i) α-amylase
(ii) Cystatin
(iii) PIP
Hirtz et al., 2006Control—8
Disease—8

Type 2 diabetesWholeUnstimulatedLC–MS/MS(i) A1AT
(ii) α-2-macroglobulin
(iii) Cystatin C
(iv) Transthyretin
(i) ELISARao et al., 2009Control—10
Disease—30

SM represents submandibular; SL represents sublingual; HNSC represents head and neck squamous carcinoma; OSCC represents oral squamous cell carcinoma; SS represents Sjögren’s syndrome.